🇦🇺 Australia

Lacey Webb of Resource Hub was featured in an article that discusses her path from opera singer to waste levy expert, leading to the growth of her waste management consultancy.
Code Like a Girl was mentioned as a previous winner in The Smart50 Awards in the category of Community Hero, celebrating a business doing exceptional work to support its wider community.
Sarah Gun appeared on the Pieces of Mind Podcast to discuss her Venture GOGO Events, a BCorp-certified social enterprise that has transformed lives by providing paid work to women and non-binary individuals facing significant barriers to employment.
Grow Your Mind has wrapped fundraising efforts on their Project Flourish 2024. The money raised (over $21,000) will allow them to support 19 schools. The fundraising is done in partnership with fellow Coralus Venture GOGO Foundation.
Mikaela Jade of Indigital spoke to w.media about her company and considering the role of technologies for First Nations communities. “As a First Nations woman, I don’t see a lot of my kind of people in this sector yet, and I want to look for more pathways for our community to be a part of it”.

🇨🇦 Canada

Kyla Bolden of Wiz Kid Learning‬ shares how their loan from FACE has been a transformative force for their education platform.
Coast Reporter covered the documentary s-yéwyáw/AWAKEN which features Coralus Ventures and Indigenous multimedia creators: Kawaya7 Ecko Aleck of Sacred Matriarch Creative, and Charlene SanJenko of reGEN Impact Media.
Coralus community member Melanie Love and Vanessa Marshall of Jack59 are among the local experts who weighed in on this year’s products to determine the winners and runners-up of Avenue’s 2024 Made in Alberta Awards.
Cheekbone Beauty is hosting their annual fundraising event on Orange Shirt Day (September 30) to support their Indigenous Youth Scholarship Fund to empower future generations.

AWWA was mentioned in an article on making the switch: all your period undies questions answered.

Kyiv has joined the global Refill movement to decrease the reliance on one-time-use plastic among its residents. City to Sea in the UK launched the Refill movement, which is now active in the UK, Italy, Ecuador, the United Arab Emirates, Japan, and Chile.
Natalie Fée of City to Sea joined the Talking Rubbish podcast for a discussion on: how Natalie managed to get all the retailers to switch their cotton buds to cardboard, reuse trials, plastic recycling and waste incineration.
Leah Robson of Your Energy Your Way joined Country & Town House for an interview about her company. 'We have the technology that we need to meet most of the challenges we face, we just need to implement it'

Sophia Yen of Pandia Health joins the “How I Raised My First Million” Podcast to share her motivation and insights into her world-changing initiative.
A Peace of Mind Counseling Services was one of the grant recipients in a Comcast Corp. program aimed at benefiting small businesses in Greater Richmond, Virginia.